New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
REPUBLICAN EDITORS ORGANIZED.
LAYING PLANS FOR THE CAMPAIGN-FoRTY REPRE-

SENTATIVE NEWSPAPER MEN PRESENT.
SARATOGA, Sept IA (Spceiap.-The conference OF Re
publican editors held this morning accordance with
rangemcnts made at the time Of the meeting Of the SaA
Committee resulted In the formation OF permanent
ganization which have important influence upon
campaigns There about forty editors pres
ent The number would have been even larger II the
meetings OF the various district delegations had not kept
many away Among those present were Ellis H. Rob
erts of The Utica Herald Carroll E. Smith. OF The Sa
cltse Journal s. N. ID. sorth, OF The albany Express:
W. A. COBB OF The LOtp0rt Journal NJ d. stlvers OF Th
Mtddletocn Press: William smyth, OF The Os,oego Times
E. l.. Adams, OF The Enti,u Adrertiser d. A. Rche Of
The Sa,utogon H. l.. Green. Of The Fort Plain Register
W. ID. McKinsley, OF The Watert0rn Times IL A. Bruner.
OF The Albion American John L Plat, Of The Pough
keeDse Eagle N. Mlikcn, OF The Cdadndaigtd Times;
W. II. H. Tent OF The Whitehall Chronicle; Mr.. Chase
Of The Carthage Republican A. A. Smith, OF The Odgss
burg Journal H. L. Knapp, Of The Auburn Advertiser;
Horace L. Green, of The Fort Plain Register A. o. Bun
nell. OF The Dasrus Adrrlser; Andre Davidson, OF
The Coopero'c,s Repuiean and q BE Try. OF The Nor
man OF the meeting ani William smith aud H. A.
Braner secretaries oT s
meeting at the same time and place as the State Conye
through COMMITTEES. cooperate with the
Republican State Committee IN the work OF the cam
he association might find 1t desirable make ruls
after the convention to discuss the ticket named
ap y G ae Of as as eso pub
lisncr Is eligible membership Ellis III. Roberts was
elected president ID. Stiyers, vice president, and
Carroll f. Smith, secretary and treasurer, all By aecia
nation. The Chair appointed the following COMMITTEES
nominate an executive committee the real governing
body of the association: W. A. Cobb T. l. Adams,
Andrew Davidson b. q. Berry and ID. ID. Lloyd. OF The
NEwYoER ThIBUSR. The committee reported the follow
Ing list the president and secretary OF the ASSOCIATION
being members exoiicio: T.. l. Adams, W. ID. Mckfns
ley Colonel d. A. Richie, A. o. Bunnell John /. Platt
d. Gage Berry. Horace l.. Greene, W. A. Cobb, and
o. c. Warren of The BurdlO Commercial Advertiser.
PRIMARIES OF TIE UNITED LABOR PARTY.
The United Labor Party in Brooklyn VIII hold
the City and County nominating conventions in the
Labor Lyceum at Myrtle-ave. and broadway In thu
Eastern District tomorrow night The delegates
have been selected and now they occupied In
discussing candidates. Tho most prominent names
eany assed arc those OF On. Edward Malone, OF the
Thirteenth warl brother Of the Rev. Or; sylvester
Malone, OF the Church OF st Peter and PAUL Gay bert
Rarncs OF the Twenty nth Ward and Norman l.
Munro Of the Twenty-second ward James Webb Of tho
Third ward. Is likely to be named Sheriff.
Tho Union Labor Party and the Progressive LABOR
Party (the SOcialists) trying to unite on local
issues In Brooklyn. ..-I
IRVING HALL WILL GO TO SARATOGA
Th3 Executive Committee Of Irving Hall held
meeting last night arrange for the primary elections
for delegates tho democratic State Convention 10 DO
held at Saratoga september 81 Robert Is. Mooney
presided, ana one hundred members Of the COM
mittee present 10 decided that each assembly
district should choose day for the primary election.
and that the delegates then elected should meet al
Irving Hall, for conference, on sunday sept. p.